Overview

MatchLogon GINA

MatchLogon Server

SAP/R3 Integration

Technologies Supported

Authentication Scenarios

Auditing & Admin

[Procedure]

     New user enrollment

     [Typical Logon Process]

     Automatic Lock PC

     Credential Caching
     Logo Customisation

Problems with Passwords

Why fingerprinting?

Sequential What?

Behind the scenes

System Requirements

Procedure > Typical Logon Process

This section describes the typical logon process on the network:

· The user enters Ctrl-Alt-Del sequence, provides user name, domain name and selects the preferred authentication method to be used (biometrics or non-biometrics authentication hardware installed on the computer)

· MatchLogon GINA loads the corresponding BSP module and the user is challenged for the authenticator. The authenticator is captured from the user, then encrypted and sent to MatchLogon Server together with the user and domain names. In the case of a password challenge, MatchLogon GINA captures the user's password and sends it through the WINLOGON process for normal validation by the Windows security system.

·  The MatchLogon Server retrieves the user's enrolled authenticator stored in the Active Directory database and decrypts it. The MatchLogon Server then decrypts the authenticator presented by the user and loads the corresponding BSP module for comparison. If there is a match, the user's password (which was also retrieved and decrypted from Active Directory) is encrypted and returned to the MatchLogon GINA.

MatchLogon GINA then decrypts the password and passes the user name and password to the WINLOGON process to complete the normal Windows logon by password. The user is then logged onto his desktop and connected to the domain server.

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